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REBELLION
AMONG THE KNIGHTS OF LABOR.
John Morrison Discusses the Condition Of the
Order.

NEW YORK, November l9.-John Nor
rison, of the Carpet Weavers' District AS
sembly of the X. OF l., got back to town
yesterday from a Carpet Viewers Con-
ventlOn at Amsterdam. He was asked
how the new movement in the Knights OF
Labor against the Executive Board was
getting OH. when it is decided to spread
the whole business out before the world"
he said, "the general officers Of the Knights
will be thoroughly frightened. Already
We nave representatives in three-quarters
of the States in the Union. So far as l
have learned, hundreds of local assemblies
and dozens of district assemblies have re-
fused to pay any more money for the sup
port Of the present administration. The
great body Of the Knights of Labor are OF
the opinion that the Executive Board is a
set of bunco steerers.
who are the prominent men in the
movement" was asked him.
Charles F. Leib, secretary of District
Assembly "a, of Chicago, is the secretary
of the provisional committee. Each and
every member of the committee was to re-
to the district assembly, which sent
him to Minneapolis and made his report.
Then they were to report this new scheme.
There were tfty-two delegates in the ses-
When they learn definitely whether
or not their district assemblies will stand
by them they will publish their names.
The Executive Board OF National District
Assembly 135, and the Executive Board of
the National Federation of Mines and Mine
LabOrers are in session now in Columbus,
discussing whether they will combine.
They muster 1000 men. District assem-
blies in Philadelphia, Chicago, Cincinnati,
Detroit and this State are now discussing
the situation"
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East lLIboTty.
A Word About Catarh.

"Ii il the mucous membrane, that wonderful
semi fluid envelope surrounding the delicate It's
SUES Of the air and food Passages, that CatRTh
makes it. stronghold. once established, Il eats
into the very vitalS, and renders life but q long.
breath of misery and dhese. dniing the
sense Of hearing. uammelilng the power Of
speech, de- troJinE the faculty Of smell, tainting
the breath and killing the refined pleasircs 81
taste. lnsidiDusly, By creeping on from q simple
cold In the head, u assaults the meInbranous lin.
ing and e~nYelops the bOnes, eating through the
delicate coats and cauSiag Inflammation, slough
ing and death. Nothing short ~ total efatica-
ton will secure hcalth 70 the patient, ami ell
~aIl@viatlges are simply prOcrAs,ins ed s~ufenngs,
leading 10 a fatal termin aiiOn. S~khToEgs RAD
fcIL CURE, b. IRh0Ldf on AID BY IHhsraaa admin
iStrAtiOn. has never failed; even when the dis
ease has made ffgbifuI inrnads on delicate con-
Eiuti1ns, hearing, smell and taste hsye been
recovered, and the disease thoroughly driven
oIt"
s~ASPO-p's RADICAL CURB consists Of one BOT
tie Of the RADICAL CURE, one box C~ATAs1HlL
soLYEsT, and one fHPG0yED lsHALEE, neatly
wrapped IN one package, with fun directions
price, 81.
PorTEg DRUG d CHEMICAL Co., BOsros.
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A CHESS CONGRESS-
Contests for the Championship of the
World.

And Contests for the Championship of the
World.
NFw YORK, November 19.-There are
promising assurances that the various chess
clubs OF the country will be successful in
organizing an American Chess Congress, to
he held in this city some time during the
winter. Efforts are being made by the
Columbia chess club of this city to raise
s., 900 to be distributed in prizes, and
So, 500 have already been subscribed. The
principal contributions have been received
from prominent chess clubs throughout the
country, notably the chess organizations OF
Baltimore, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, st.
Louis and the Columbia and Manhattan
chess clubs of this city. A considerable
amount has also been subscribed by chess
enthusiasts in Great Britain and Europe.
England alone contributing over $500,
In addition to the general open tournament
which is to be conducted on the lines
of the London Tournament Of 1855, q
championship match which promises to be
one VI tue IlOSt lllClCSlllS lSdNuISS VI NA'
meeting, has been arranged. This will
determine the real champion OF all the con.
testlnts, and if the four European players
enter it will involve the championship Of
the world.
Already many well known players have
signified their intention to participate in
the tournament, aud affirmative responses
have been received from the following:
Capt. George II Mckenzie, champion of
the world; Judge Colmayo, Of Havana; j.
II. Blackburn, the English champion;
Isidore Gunsberg, known as MephistO-
pheles; Amos Burn, Of Liverpool; EuglisCh,
of Vienna; DR.. Noa, OF Hungary; the cham
pions Tschigorin and Ninamcr, of Russia;
Taubenhaus and Rosenthal, of France; II.
Z. Bird and DR.. Pollock, of London, and
John d. Chambers, of Glasgow. Xuker-
s,rA 60, ,,tI1 ,r,h,Ilv H. rrg-,pN
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Anti-saIosn Republicans.

New YORK, November 19.-The New
York State Anti-Saloon Republican League
has issued an address to the Republicans OF
the State calling upon all who are inter
ested in the movement to place the party
in the State IN q platform of open opposi-
ton to the saloons, to meet with the League
in conference at Syracuse December 10 and
16. The call declares that the late cleo
ton demonstrated that the liquor interest
rallied its entire force against the Repub-
can candidates, that the Republican party
therefore, has nothing to lose by al open
standing against liquor, and asserts that it
has much to gain, as evidenced by the re-
suits achieved by the Republicans in Penn
.sYlYania.
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C0AL SCARCITY.
The Reading Company Goes Out of the
Market.

The Reading Company Goes Out of the
Market.
New YORK, November l9.-Mr. james
b. McCamant, sales agent in New York of
the Reading Coal and Iron Company, re-
ceived instructions yesterday from Mr..
Thomas NJ. Richards, general coal agent of
the company at Philadelphia, to withdraw
all prices for coal. Future sales will be at
prices agreed upon at the time of the ne
gotiations. This order takes the company
out of the market as a seller Of coal. Mr..
NcCamant, said, however, that there was
no danger of a coal famine. Prices have
advanced for immediate delivery, he con
tinued, because ofthe big shipments of coal
from the mines to Western cities
This big demand from the West
is customary at this time of the year, and
wouldn't have been perceptible or have
exerted any influence on the prices of coal
in the eastern markets except for the coal
strikes in January. During these strikes
the accumulation at the eastern points
were absorbed, and many big dealers who
have always contracted for supplies in
May, June and July held off in the hope
of lower prices. All this explains the pres
ent comparative scanty and higher price
OF coal. Many Of the big yards, however,
are fairly we'll supplied. | believe that
the majority of h~ouseholders have loid in
their winters supply, and as much as the
western demand will be over by December
18th and perhaps earlier, l believe the
present scanty and higher prices are but.
temporary.
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SHOOTING HER HUSBAND.
A Deserted weman's Desperate Attempt
to XIII Her Faithless Spouse.

PITTsBURG, PA, November ia SEN
s~ational shooting occurred in the hallway,
leading to the Criminal Court room about
10 O'Clock this morning. Several months
ago Thomas p. Woods, a married man,
eloped with his servant girl, going to Chi
cago. His wife, Cstharine Woods, follow
and had the couple arrested, but she was
unable to prove their marriage and they
were released. They returned 10 this city,
c few days ago, and Woods was
arrested for desertion. This morning
while he was standing in the
court room corridor his wife came up, and
without warning, placed a revolver close to
his LETT ear and fired. Woods turned his
head at the moment and the ball grazed
his cheek, passing through the brim Of his
hat. Mrs. Woods attempted TO shoot
again, but her husband overpowe.ed her,
aud gained possession Of the pistol. She
was arrested and will be held for a hear
ing. The shooting was in bearing Of the
court and was witnessed by District Attor-
ney Johnston and Judge Mage.
Woods asserts that he was never married
TO the woman. The letter seems that she
can produce the certificate Of their mar
riage. On her way to jail she said she
was sorry the bullet had miscarTied and
that she would kill him upon the first op;
p%ortunity,
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considerable weakness shortly after noon
reports of soft weather in the inter-wheat
sections. Just before the close there was .
squirt among buyers, and prices for wheat
took q bound OF about &c, which closed
them at the outside for the day at 75ic for
December. Flolr-Buyers withdrawn, ow-
ing to higher asking of holders. Wheat
Cash No 2 7S ta75tc; No. 3 spring 66fc;
No. 2 red 75lc: November 7isa75te, closing
at 75fc; December 75sa75ic, closing at
75fc; Jsnuary 75sa764c, closing at 76ic;
May s~ltas2tc, closing At seize. Corn
No. 2 4ifc; November 4~iis4i!c, closing
at 44!c; December ~4Sis44sc, closing at
44.c; Januarr iS!a44!c, closing at 4isc;
May 4sta4sic, closing at +ssc. Gate
No. ? &c; November 2~7saa7tc, closing
at 275c; December 26ic, closing at a6tc;
May 30laS0sc, closing at S0sc. Rye
No. . sic. Barley-No. =, 76a77c.
Flax Seed-No. l 81 II. Timothy Seed
Prime - 80. Mess Pork-At SlS 50a
l3 10 per barrel; January S1S 60al4 o5,
closing at Sl3 65; February SIS TIA
ala 90, closing at S13 ~; May Sll Is.
Lard-At s. 90; November Sc 92.a7 G!;
January Sc 95a7 10; May s. s2la7 IS.
Bulk Mests-Short ribs So S5a6 9Si
shoulders S. so; short clear So 25a7 30.
Whisky-Distillers' finished goods at 81 10.
Sugars-Cutloaf 7fa7ic; granulated etc;
standard A &c. Butter -Quiet; creamery
22a27c; dairy l6!a24c. Eggs-Firm al
l9!a20c.
Philadelphia,
PHILADELPHIA, November l9.-F1our
Firm, with moderate demand. Wheat
Shade firmer, but speculation was tame
and export demand light; No. > red No
vember SllaSifc; December ~S5sas5sc;
January s63aS7c; February SsasSlc. Corn
-Dull but prices steady; new steamer No.
and elevator 54!c; No. . mixed November
5lsa53c; December 52!a53lc; January 52}a
54C; February 5Sa54c. Oats-Spot firm
but demand light; No. , mixed S3tc; un-
graded white 35!c; No. 3 white 3Sc; No, .
white 36sc; choice do TO arrive 37tc; fu-
lures dull and barely steady; No. . white
November S~5!s364c; December 36a36sc;
January S6fa37t C; February 37!a3S!c.
Lard-Firm; refined s.. 50a7.75; steam
S7.20a7.25.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, November l~9.-Cotton-
Steady. Flour-Strong. Wheat-Stropg;
No. . red 79!as0c; receipts 705 bushels;
shipments 1900 bushels. Corn-Easier;
No. . mixed i~s!a4slc. Oats-Firmer;
No. = mixed Bic. R%ye-Firm and quiet;
No. = Ole. Pork-Firm; new Si3 75.
Lard-ln good demand at s. %. Bulk
Meats-Firm; short ribs s. -. Bacon
Quiet; shoulders s. -. Whisky-Firm;
sales l6, sos barrels OF finished goods on a
basis of 81 05. ButtcI-Firm. Sugar
Steady. Eggs-Scarcc and firm. Cheese
Firm; Eastern exchange easy and IN
changed.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, O., November l9.-Wheat-
Active and firm; cash and November
Sc; May sol. CONFIRM and steady
cash47!c; May 49lc. Glover Seed-Dull
February 81 -.
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A CONSTITUTIONAL QUESTION.
Ihe Northern Pacific will Resist the state
of Minnesota.

The Northern Pacific will Resist the state
of Minnesota.
CHICAGO, November IA st. Paul
special says. A week ago the State Rail-
road Commission renewed its order, to the
Northern Pacific and the Manitoba roads,
to reduce their passenger rate in Mime
sofa from 4 to 3 cents per mile. 1t was
learned mat the Northern Pacific will not
only refuse to obey the order, but will re-
sist every attempt to enforce it by appeal
TO the Federal Courts. The Northern Pa
ciGC claims that its charter came direct
from the Federal Government ard that
State Courts aud laws hale no authority
over it. If the Commission insists on the
reduction the case will he carried to the
United States Supreme Court. The Min
neapolis x Pacific would also be involved,
as that road gets four cents a mile in Min
nesOtl. All the other roads, save these,
charge three cents q mile.
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GUARANTY LEE COMPANY,

Gates CT incorporation 10 tne
companies:
GUARANTY LIFE COMPANY,
Organized for the purpose of insuring the
lives of individuals on the assessment plan,
for the mutual protection and relief OF
those who may become benefciaries OF
said company, and for the payment OF
stipulated sums OF money to families or
heirs of deceased members and 10 members
themselves; and for the purpose OF re-
ceiving voluntary contributions or dona-
tions, or by assessments on its members,
and for the purpose Of a~Ccumulating, APP
prOpriating and investing the same
in such manner as it may deem prop
er, in accordance with such rules,
regulations and bylaws as may be adopted
by the board of directors; for the purpose
Of purchasing the stock and franchises, and
assuming the rights and liabilities Of other
and like corporations. The corporation
shall keep its principal Office or place OF
business at the city of Parkersburg, and Is
TO continue perpetually. The sum OF three
hundred and thirty-six dollars has been
subscribed TO the capital stock, and PAID
in, With privilege Of increasing the capital
stock 10 two hundred thousand dollars.
The stock is held by the persons following:
S. n. Myers, j. Nelson Wisner, J. NJ.
Thatcher, George NJ. Bowers, K. II. Whit
lCck and S. L. DOdd, of Martinsburg. V.
B. Archer, D. H. Leonard, A. L Wiley,
T. Hall, J. G. Mcclure, Samuel Stewart,
J. r. Timms, A. n. Williams, W. n.
Chancellor, J. E. Mccoy, Of PaTkersburg.
KANAwHA IMPROVEMENT COMPANY.
Organized for the purpose Of mining and
producing coal and for the purpose Of min
ing and producing iron ore and manuiact-
uIing the same into metal, and for the
purpose of constructing, owning and ope-
rating works Of internal improvement
other than railroads, and carrying on the
business incidental thereto. The principal
Office to be in Charleston and the charter
to expire in the year 1887. The sum Of
five thousand dollars has been subscribed
TO the capital stock, and five hundred paid
10, with privilege to increase capital stock
a two million dollars in all. The corpor-
tators are Thomas Thatcher, William Bar
hum, Henry B. Anderson and Jason Hin
man, ofNew York City, and George Hof-
nan, of Brooklyn, New York.
\ Hr1AaS-co-oPERAIIrE STORE
Organized for the purpose Of buying and
Ealing groceries and other UeFfbmdjae r.,
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the mutual benefit of its stockholders.
The principal Office to be at Hinton, Sum-
mers county, and charter to expire on the
S1st of December, 1907. The sum of two
hundred and twenty-five dollars has been
subscribed to the capital, and twenty-five
dollars and fifty cents paid in, with the
privilege to increase the capital to ten
thousand dollars. The corporators are ].
Prince, P. (. Litsipger, Fl. K. Maupin, ].
/, Grady and J.. T. Huffman.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money at 3aS Per Cent. Governments
Dull and Steady Stocks Feverish and
Heavy-Flour Higher-Whest Higher.
NEW YORK. November 19.-Money on
call easy at 3a4 per cent; last loan
4, closed offered at 3 per cent. prime mer-
camille paper Gas per cent; sterling ex-
change dull but steady at 4s2 for 60 day
bills, and 4s5 for demand.
GOVERNMENTs-Dull and steady.
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LIVE sTOC
baltimore Cattle Market.
BALTIMORE, November IL.
AT CALSERTON YARDS.

BEEF CATTLE.-Trade in Beef Cattle
was a trifle more active than last week,
without any change in the prices for tops
or the better grades; common Cattle were
q shade off in some cases. The quality OF
the offerings were rs good generally
throughout ~ last week. We quote
at s. UlIi 30, most sales being made at
81 15Si 90 per 100 lbs.
Prices of beef cattle this week ranged N
follows: Best becves at 81 l2IaI 80; those
generally rated as first quality 81 25a3 ~!
medium or good fair quality g G2la3 90;
and ordinary thin steers, oxen and cows
81 0Oa2 80 per loo lbs.
OF the cattle received, 80 came from
Virginia, I45 from West Virginia, l39 from
Maryland, g07 from Ohio and poo from
Kentucky. Total receipts for the week
1897 against 2,210 last week, and 1856
same time last year.
Of the offerings E02 were taken by the
Baltimore butchers, G0i by country deal.
erS, and IO2 sold to Eastern spectators
Total sales for the week 1903 against
1902 last week, and 2,jl7 same time last
year.
SHEEP AND LAMBS. Trade in the sheep
market was at best only lar, n that was
OWING TO the rather ilmlted Offering
irlCes are "a sha"e h'gh,r LOT 'ne pet''i
Iunl,'y OF Tue f,SeiP,'' We now quote
u'Gnef' Shetp a. "aaic, WIN Ie" enus
at &c auu 'I."' ~ "l.SE pr pun"
g'oss' I'oSN snip 'eIi " "a -
mead l.,rt'P'S coa a",s week S"eep anu
'''l"' "'e ''''o va"
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Chamberlain Introduced to the Preside
To Avert a shoemaker., strike.

ROCHESTER, n. Y, November l9.-Tbe
State Board of Arbitration has been for
several days endeavoring to avert a strike
of shoemakers, involving 5000 or 5000
hands, in consequence OF the cutters de-
mand for IN advance of wages of thirty
five cents per day, and other minor mat
ters. The Board has secured a conference
between the manufacturers and employees
with a prospect of good results.
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FRA VI. HIGGINS DEAD.
Managing Z n ofihe Pittsburg CONNER
cial-GaEette,

cial- Gazette,
~PITTSBURG, Pa, November l9.-Frank
NJ. Higgins, managing editor of the Pitts
burg Commercial Gazette, died at $50 this
morning He was in the 3Sth year of his
aye, and has been connected with the
Pittsburg press for some years. He was
Frustrated on Sunday last with pneumonia.
Chamberlain Introduced to the President.
WASHINGTON, ID. C, November 19.-
The Members OF the British Fisheries Com
mission were formally presented to the
President, at noon to day. They were re-
ceived in the private library adjoining the
cabicet room. Mr.. Joseph Chamberlain
and Sir Charles Topper were introduced
by Secretary Bayard, and Sir Lionel S.
West performed the same duty for the
other members of the party. The presen.
~tation, were made in the order of rank OF
importance, Mr.. Chamberlain being frst
introduced, and then Mr.. Upper. No
addresses were made aud the occasion was
devoid ofall formality.
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Hon. w. r. Hrrs sudden Death.

WORCESTER MASS, November 49,
Hon. William Robinson Hill died sudden
3 this morning, about $50 o'clock He
attempted TO sueeze, and ina few minuteS
WAS dead. The cause of his death is sal
be fatty degeneration at the bsse p
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JohnnY Wand satisied.

NKw3 YORK, November 1s.-JOhn NJ,
Ward shd his wife, Helen DauvnysSn !
s.a-an Francisco this moIpsfe
erJ he was satisfied witt
msn5s bed BY the b. kAl
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Rishon Beden M.

CLEvvLAND, o., November IA dis
patch from Gambler says that Bishop G..
!; beoeA, ol snefny, s"evs anu pure.
fasS0ZoDoNT brings this about,
- ]ors since found out
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Leave the City az 500 a. Il. and run every hour
until 900 p. m.
Leave Wheeling Park al 900 ?. m. ara run
every hour until 1000 p. IN, except church
Trains, which will leave the Park at 9:45 n, In.
and City a. l2:15 2. N.
G.. HIRSCH,
C..aa-inHnHl.uk
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.beelin9 Resister
Grarelers' Gnide,

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
AEKPLANArIoS OF REyEREscEMARKs: 'Daily.
tSunday excepted. Monday excepted rs
Is lust one hour earlier than Central Time:
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SNHEELING AND Film GROVE R. &.

On and ater Monday, October 81, 1887, Trains
the Wheeling ana Elm Grove r. r., will run as
FollNuas
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PETROLEUM.

OIL City.
OIL CITY, November -. -Petroleum-
Opened at 7Itc; highest 74}c; closed ~
7il~ lowest 7Stc; salcs, $4,000 barrels;
~clearances l,s34,0O0 barrels; charter
s, lsi barrels; shipments not reported.
Bradford.
BRADFORD. November 10. -Petroleum-
Opened at 74sc; elosed at 74lc; highest
75ic; lowest 73ic; c~learances $4,000
barrels. =
Ittusvtile.
T%IrusvILI.E, November l9.-Pstroleum
: Opened at 7ilc; highest 14sc; lowest
73Ic; closed at 74sc,
P~tttsburgh.
pIrrsBuRa, November 49, Petroleum
Opened at 7isc; closed st 7+ic; highest
7i7c; lowest 73Ic; closed at tate.
New York.
NEW YORK, November l9.-Petrleum
Steady mt 7Ilc, but was hammered
down csby beans and closed firm at TIC.
Sales 7O5, 900 barrels.
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NEW CORPORATIONS.

The Secretary Of State Authorizes the Or
GanIzation of Three New Companies.
The Secretary of State has issued c~ertiti-
Gates Of incorporation TO the following
%cnrnnanies.
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Electric Belt Free

10 lutrOduCcl 10 anal Obllin a. nt7 Ws will tNrthe uI-'
IEty days tg5 away, EesCT Cu3.Ee, IN c4Shcauuly
IL The o. =. = limited uumJgr Ct our t.~rlri.
Electro (SaiNnniC SuSpeI+OCy BCltS, i-.c- S5
= g~uSltive and E~utAilug cure lCg Ngrsu2s ln"s,.ty
fariCOcele. Emissions mpoteUcy &c, SH.h i-.w-rs
-otdtt every Belt We manufacture uUCb i1g s..~s.
Lrsnulue lectrccurrsHC Att-gs-atoute ELEC'''
u L -------L- 4 IL L-.L-a L-----N- y
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ChfcAo.

CHICAGO, November l9-The main re-
suit Of to-day's operations on Change were
a decline Of s. cents in pork ard an adj
vance Of ic in wheat and corn. Wheat,
corn and oats held very nearly at closing
prices Of yesterday during the morning
hours Of the session. The activity ia the
pit was fair and prices steady early, with
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AAT MANHOOD, YOUTHFUL IMPRU.
DENCE, Nervous Debility, cured BY
Botanic Nerve Bitters, Soc Herb
NV Med. Co, Philadelphia, Pa, and
sngsu & Co.'S Drug store, Wheeling. spSCcdo
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"a Enp CHECKS In S hours. Cures In 8
W. iSh days. Bad cases wanted. Drug Store,
az ucD Is ~. Eleventh st., Phil, Pa, and
no .nfr
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TOLEDO, O., November l9.-Wheat-
Active and firm; cash and November
Sc; May sol. Confirm and steady
cash 47tc; May 49ic. Clover Seed-Dull
February "a %.